SIGMA CURVE rear light, StVZO
SIGMA CURVE Rear Light
Beautiful design at an affordable price: the battery-powered CURVE rear light with extra-long burn time ensures very good visibility and has a road traffic certification. Its sporty design stands out on the seat post. The battery can be easily replaced without tools.- With a burn time of up to 29 hours and a range of up to 400 m, this battery-powered rear light will shine for several evenings without needing to replace the batteries.
- Thanks to the new lens construction, the rear light can be mounted parallel to the seat post. The light, weighing only 27 grams, blends discreetly into the overall look of the bike.
- The light is splash-proof according to IPX 4, making it suitable for use in wind and rain.
- The CURVE rear light is powered by two AAA batteries, which are included in the package. The battery status indicator reliably informs about the discharge status and warns in time about the need to replace them.
- Improved side visibility ensures even greater safety in road traffic.
- Using the supplied silicone strap, the CURVE light can be quickly and tool-free attached to a seat post of any diameter.
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Two-stage battery indicator
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Splash water protection according to IPX4
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Tool-free assembly
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Road traffic certification
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Side visibility
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| Power supply type | none |
| Battery type | battery powered |
| Max. luminous flux | 0 - 99 lm |
| StVZO (Road Traffic Approved) | Yes |
| Supervision | 400 m |
| Runtime | 29 hours |
| Water resistance | IPX4 |
| Weight | 27 g (incl. bracket, without batteries) |
| Package contents | CURVE, silicone strap for mounting, 2 AAA batteries |
| Certificate | StVZO |
| product ID | 119732 |
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Excellent, high-quality and at the same time simple light that fulfills its purpose.
Automatically translatedNice processing, quality, good fit, just lights up
Automatically translatedIt arrived today, it shines great, a good purchase, I recommend it
Automatically translatedsuper elegant light
Automatically translatedIt doesn't flash, which I didn't notice. But it's great that it's battery-powered. If you want to charge, you can buy AAA batteries, and if you realize before driving that the light is not enough, you can easily change the batteries. I consider all USB lights to be dangerous. They are designed for a limited life of approx. 2-3 years, non-replaceable battery and must be charged before winter. Simply Tamagotchi. People think they have light, but it's only a matter of time before they realize they don't. It often happens to me that I want to have the flasher on even during the day and I have a range in the evening. Blikakky charged via USB do not do it.
Automatically translatedIt lights up like crazy, it's just a shame that it's on batteries. It lasts 29 hours so I'm curious if that's true
Automatically translatedSufficient brightness, no flicker, light.
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